Catching Flynn (Crimson Hollow #17)

Flynn Duncan’s life runs on routine, bookstore, home, repeat. It isn’t glamorous, but it’s safe. Then the notes start appearing, and safe becomes a lie he can no longer afford.

When his half-brother’s connection lands him a bodyguard, Flynn expects competent and forgettable. He gets Zavier Ariotti, roguish, unreadable, and far too easy to fall for.

Zavier has spent centuries searching for his mate. One step into a dusty bookstore and the search ends.

Flynn is sharp-tongued, beautifully guarded, and someone is determined to terrify him into submission. Protecting his mate is non-negotiable.

Staying professionally detached while his tiger demands otherwise is another matter entirely.

His mate is fractured and running on borrowed courage. The threat circling him is real, methodical, and about to make a very costly mistake.